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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12

Casino de Artesanos.--He 81
do invitados para el bale de dis
fraz que tendra etecto ell l3 en- ell
Casino de Artesanos de esta ciu-
dad.
Agradecidos a la atenci6n.
Vino GallegO del Condado. o.--Gon
zalez e. Aonso, Marina, Dep6sito, ntl-
nero 2. acaban de recibir por ell v.por
,Somtiaguejso una partids de este sabre.
so vino de IVA siu mezcla alc6hojica
nj otrs aIguna.
Sc detalia por cuarterolas y CARA
fones.
HLa Corona. LOS Cigarrillos dc
esta acreditada &brica habanera son ei
non plus ultra de 10 bueno y esme-
radamente elaborsdo.
Fomadores, daos una vueltecita por
La A0llorq@tn0, y os convencereis de
las excelencias de tan exquisitos ciga-
rros.
La Emulsion de Scott es, indu-
dablemente, una medicia de primer
ofden para la tisis y Intermediates de
la garganta, como tambien para la tor
y afecciones del pecho. Eene todaf
las propiedadss del aceite de hfgado
de bscalao; es ssbrosa = reune ademas
los hipofosftos de cal y de sosa, que
fortifcan mocho los sistemas deIica.
dos.
Mas curaciones. -Sevilla Y Ju
nio "a de 1880 Sres. Lanman &
Kemp, Nueva. York. En- esta su case
Sc expenden constsntemente rus afa-
mados medicamentos, especialment,
las Pildores de Bristol, y puedo ase-
gurar 8 Wv. que diAriamente Sc ven
de en- mi oficina este 10 atribuyo 8
Ia completa curaci6n que han verifca-
do en- los. que d continuation iuserto:
don Epifsnio Parrsverde, don Ildefnn
so BArraca, don Mauricio Peha for,
don Vlctoriano de Carrina. Estos st
fiores han usado dichss mediciaas lle-
vados por snuencis de otros enfermos
que con elias han obtenido una radi.
cal curaci6n en- sus cr6aicos psdeci-
mientos;- 10 qua participo q ustsdes
para 50 conocimiento y satisfaction.
Sin otro asunto, me ofrezco por pri,
nera vsz q las 6rdenes de ustedes co
mo su mas atectisimo 8. 8.
ANDRES j. AMo
3iedra 3lastica. Ha mas bara-
ia Piedrs PIAstica ue Portland es ID
que venden Armas y Jim6nez, Cruz
1S.-Puerto-Ric
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
Telegramas via Habana,
.. mal uDinrin de La Marina ~

del "Diario de Ia Marina.tl ..s~e
Madrid, 80 de JoIio.-4En el infor-
me emitido por Ia Camsra de Conner
clio de esta capital, con motive de la
question de los alcoholics, dice que 81
Ia elevation de las primas de expor-
taci6n altera ell tratado de concrete
con Alemsnis, opina que ldebs pedirse
Ia aDulaci6n de dicho tratado, y en- csso
de celebrarse otro con sqnells naci6n.
convenir en- que Sc marque muy clsra-
msnte Ia graduation dc los alcoholics,
y que todos aqnellos alcoholics que se
considsrsn nOcivos { 10 ualud, sean inu-
tiIizAdoB.
Paris, st.--El general Boulangst
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
LIBROS.

Por ell 6ltimo vapor-corres
Sc han recibido los siguienteo
libros en- la Imprenta del
I" Boletin".
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, f7si.
ca, politica y econ6mica. por Luis Gre.
goire, trad. de N. EstevsDez, 2 tofnus
en- d., con grabados, mapas, cromOs,
etc.
Robinson suizo. {Er, ,por Wyss.
Noticia de Carlos Nodier. | tomo en-
g. ilustrado con mGs de 800 grabados
dibujsdos por YAM Dargent. Semeghi.
nj, Girardet. Baron, etc. Tela con PLAN
chss y cortes dorados.
SECRETARlO DE LOS AMAN.
TES. (Nuevc). 8 Arte de enamorar y
de ser sfortUnado en- amores. Edici6n
complete. tomo en- 49, Tela.
SECRETA 40 COMMERCIAL. CIR.
culares, ofrecimientos de servicios, en-
trsds en- relsciones, cartas de credito,
cartas de Introduction y de recomenda.
ci6n, toma de informes y demandas de
ooticias, 6rdenes de bolsa, 6rdsnes en-
fabricas, en- dep6sitos y & comisionis.
tss. demsndss de diDero 4 los que no
son comercishtes, rebsjss, letrss dc
cambio, ssuntos en- pafticlpaci6n, con.
signscioues, taansportes, seguTos y ave.
ri#s, tranRacciones generates, por Hen.
ri Page, trsdncido del frsc ces por +.
Valans. tomo IN l20 hoIsndess.
SEMANA SANTA (Ofcio de Icy p
octave de Psecus, en- COT stellsno, con
meditsciopes para cada dia, y oracio.
pes para coufesar } ycomu'gar y conui.
gar, por don Pedro N. de Toryecilla.
tomo en- 12.0 Bella edic On con fDi.
simss l&minas en- acero. Lomo de tA.
fi.ete, pianos de tea.
TELEMACO (Las sventnras deg,
por Fenel6n. Traducci6n caetelsnS
aumentada con nctas sobre Ia mitolo.
gia, ls geografia y Ia historia. ltoino
en- 12o con iminas. Tela. =,
TELEMACO en- frsncee. Nueva
edici6n, con laminas. ! tomo en- l2.s
Tels.
ALGEBRA. por don j. III. Fernan.
des y Cardfn, doctor en- ciencias. Nue.
va edici6n. | tomo en- 81. Tells.
TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, en-
psrtida simple y doble. Por Ed. Do.
grange. Nueva edici6n. !, tomo On
IT, Tels. -.
lecci6n de anecdotas, historias y peve.
lss tan titles como agradables toda.
clase de personas, por don Ignacio
Garcia Malo. Nueva edici6ns con IL
minas, tomo en- IL tela fins. plano
Y cortes dorados. +. ~...
AMIGO de los nihos, por Al Abats
Sebatier. q Aumentsdo con varias f.bu.
las. tomo en- lS0. Holaudesa.. = =
AMALIA.-Novela Hist6rica Ame4'
ricans, por Jose M::rmol, 2 tono sn
12.0, con ell retrAto del sutor.
ANIMALES sslvsjes y dom8sticos
{ (Los). Album iustrado para niAoy,
tradncido del frances por p zerolc.
Dibojos de Bocourt, Frsetnann Yam d.
Argent, ETC., y l&minss cromolitogriA.
cas-. ! tomo en- d., cubierta en- cromo.
Holandess.
ARlTMETIOA, por don joaquin
Maria Fe'nssndez y Cardin, doctor sA
ciepcias. Obras de texto para segundA
ensefsrzs. toms en- g Teis.
ALGEBRA elemental (Trstado de),
por don Juan Cortszsr. Nnvisima edi.
ci6n completa. l tomo en- g.. Tela.
LAS CIENCIAS Naturales al
Alcsnce de tos NIfios.-ProgramA dc
Historic Natural, Ffsics y Qufmica,
por don Lufs Nata Cayoso.
Edici6n anmentada y mejorada pot
el professor don j. = VilalIonga, nn to.
mo Ell 49, con muchos gravados. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
PURO Y Sin FlLSIFICACI0N.

VINO de mesa de- los mejores vi.
fedos de Toro (Usstilla): estl exami-
nsdo y reconocido por facultstivos
screditsdos, quienes sseguran no tiene
ninguna composici6n quimics, siendo
ell mas puro conocido hafts 10 fechs. L
Detallase en- toda clase de snvases ,
& precios m6dicos. Tetn&n- SO. n.
Luengo, y San Jose l, Guillermo Gar
uertO- Rico. 90
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GACETA DE HOY.

r. 0. trasmitiendo las instruc-
clones y bases del ceuso de po
oaci6n que Sc ha de verificar en-
esta Provincia ell 81 de Di iembre
pr6ximo.
Real Decreto concediendo los
honores de Jefe Superior de Adj,
ministraci6n q d. Sebastian Mu.
fioz = Rivera. -
Real Orden autorizando a Don
Francisco Lanuza Monrudo, elec,
to Promoter Fiscal de la Isla de
Negros, para que resida en- la
Peninsula por el imprerrogable
termino de treinta dias.
Y
r. O. trasladaudo al Juzgado
de Ia Iustancia del Distrito de
Santa Cara, Cuba, q D. Santiago
Barr6eFa s .ha;4usgel, que sir
We igual cargo en- Ponce.
r. O. nombrando Juez de Pom
ce a Don Ambrosio Valiente y
'Duany.
Reales Ordenes concediendo Ia
sux'liatoria, para ejercer la abo-
gscia en- esta Isla. q los sefiores
D. Juan Was O~hoteco y d.
Juan Lopez y Aguss.
r. 0. concediendo ell regreso
definitivo q la Peninsula q Don
Ce ar de Guillerna, Ingeniero Je-
fs de Monies, Inspector del ramo
en- esta Isla.
Subastaa.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
F,GARCIA DEL REAL. In,

CASA DE PREsTAMOs sobre empeno de prem
de obietos tipo mddic.. .,.-4-
So venden pfendas, rnuebles y raAqnlnas do coser
que hayan vencido el tSrnino, psecios sumamente
baratos &c oompran billstea. bonos = residuos de
rssoro acciones de Ia sociedad An6nims de Gre
ditto Mercantile
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
PEDRO REUS CO. Cru. !,

FABR1OANTNS Dn SOMBREROS
A Ia Ultima moda con 81 mayor es,nsfo, cenfec
ciohAn ,Bombrsfus do todks elsses y fortnas para
cahals os, sefcraa, niius ninas asi como tejss
hohetes para Clerikos.
ossh sOtAseteaslA 4 lss aas pfeasdsa avl skssaa.
Net
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12

DON BUElAVEN7URA RUBERT,
Doctor en- Medicina y Cirujfa, de
la Universilad de Madrid, ofrece,
sus servicios al pdblico.
San Justo SS, esquina q San Fran.
cisco. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
HERAcLlO GaUTIER.

Compra y venta de Billetes de
IL Loteria Provincial.
Fortaleza As, altos. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
AVlSO.

Gran surtido de casimires de-
todaa clsses y precios, Ultima no.
vedad; Sc detaIlan. calle de San
Francisco SO, bojos. IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12

Real Decreto concediendo los
honores de Jete Superior de Al,
ministraci6n a D. Sebastian Mu-
fioz y Rivera. --
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
Snbastaa.

Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12

Casino de Artesanos.--Hem ST
do invitados para el bale de dis
fraz que tendra etecto ell l3 en- ell
Casino de Artesanos de esta ciu-
dad.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
The Canadian Pacific Railroad is re.

The Canadian Pacific Railroad is re.
ported to avejustcompleted it's snow
sheds in the Selkirk range OF the
Rockies. The sheds are very extensive,
and are found at the intervals along
the line between Donald, at the first
e~rossingto Revestoke. at the second
crossing of the Columbia river. Con-
tractors have used $4,000, 900 cubic
feet Of lumber in it's construction, and
have had about Ave thousand aborers
employ ed for the last eight months.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

The increase of the leading farm
staples, as stated in the last report Of
the commissioner OF agriculture, fur
nishes a striking exhibition of the
growth of this country and it's devel-
opment Of wealth. The grain crops OF
the present year are given at ] 1885,
100000 bushels o fcorn; 446,oOo, 600
bushels of wheat; 517, 600, 900 bushels
0 floats; %, 600, 600 bushels Of rye; 5o,-
SOC, 600 bushels 81 barley, and 11,o0o,.
900 bushels of Notwithstanding an
aggregate cereal production OF 1885,
100000 bushels-or IS bushels per
capita Tor tho whole population. In
1850 the per capita was SO bushels.
In 1885 the agRrsgatewas overs ,0o0,-
600, 900 bushsls-ths wheat crop being
FIVE times a. greatas il 1850. snd ths
corn crop four times.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
The legislature of Illinois will co

The legislature of Illinois will con.
vene on the 5th day CT January. II
the organization takes place on Wed.
nesday, January S, the day the Legis'
lature meets, or at any time before
January II, the day for the first vote
for United States Senator Will be, by
law, Tuesday, January IS. The re.
publicans have a majority of three in
the House and thirteen in the Senate,
and therefore Gen. Logan's successor
will undoubtedly be a republican.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
The Providence Journal,

The Providence Journal, a very
careful and conservative paper, ven
lures to predict good times. That
paper says: "Unless there shall be a
Reorganization OF labor, the next
year, 1887, will witness a degree OF
business enterprise in advance of that
OF the last few years. There is much
to be done in the way OF building in
the cities, railroads are to be con-
structed, and in the South the new
order of things will create a demand
for white labor in various ways.
There is no reason why immigration
of the right sort should not be vel
come, it being fairly understood that
an American citizenship is formed &C,
cording to American laws and con
duct"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
A few years ago cotton seed, except

A few years ago cotton seed, except
ing what was necessary for planting,
was regarded as so much waste, to be
cotton rid of in the best way practi-
cable. But there have been great i'm
provements in cotton culture and
manufacturing and to-day cotton seed
produces a number OF useful by-pro-
ducts. The chief of these is the oil
derived from the seed by pressure and
which is almost as valuable as olive
oil, and is, no doubt, frequently sold
as such. The cake left after extract.
ing the oil is an excellent fertilizer.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The subscriptions to the Logan fund re-
ceived are as follows: Morton, Bliss & Co.,
81, 900; Henry c. Bowen, $500; John r.
Mclean, Cincinnati, $500; Edwin L. Stew
art, Philadelphia, 500; Edwin N. Benson,
Philadelphia, 5000; R. W. Clark & Co.,
Philadelphia, 500; Charles smyth, Phila.
delaphia, 500; Sydney L. Wilson, Wash
ington, $25. Total, 2,525; * Senator
Paddock Of Nebraska, $500.
Postoffices established: Minnesota
Evan, Brown county; Otisville, Washing
Minnesota: Crow Lake, Stearns county,
to Belgrade. Offices observation-disclosures:
Bard, Louisa county. Postmasters com.
Observation-Disclosures: Crystal, G. Skene. Jr.;
Henry, p. Walsh. Iowa. Beaman, W.. J.
Mccarthy; Concord, j. Welder; Manhat-
tan, A. c. McGraw; Taylor. w. s. Mat
thews. Montana: Wallace, Essie L. Mitch
ell. Wisconsin: North Valley, 90. Oris-
|wald; Phillips, C. G. Kelleiher, Fourth.
class postmasters appolnted-Minnesota
Chatfeld, II. i. Atchison.
A remark once made by Gen. Grant hit
off in q happy manner one OF Gen. Logan's
characteristics. when Logan said
Grant, comes here and wants twelve OF.
fees and give him eleven out OF the
twelve he goes nome mad and curses the
administration for not doing anything for
him. Now, Simon Cameron is different.
I'll he wants twelve Offices and / give him
one out Of the twelve. he goes home and
swears he ID running the administration
In 1886 the Saginaw, Mich, river mills
manufactured 1893, 1885, 600 feet oflumber,
227, 463, 900 shingles, 10000, 900 pieces ol
lath, and have now On hand BIZ, OOO,O 00
fest Of lumber.
The presidents health il improvins daily.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
DR.. Aveling, the English Socialist, i

DIR. Aveling, the English Socialist, is
quoted as saying that the condition
OF wage-workers in the United States
is not a bit better, upon the whole,
than that of their fellow workmen in
Europe, and that upon his return
home he proposes to make that alleg-
ed fact a prominent feature of his ad-
dresses to the poor. The press OF the
country is vigorously combating DR..
Aveling's impressions, and seem to
makea clear case against him.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

Mr.. Singleton of Mississippi, chair
man OF the house conlmitte on libra
ry at Washington, has appointed Miss
Mary Johnston as clerk of his COM
mittee, and she has taken the oath of
office before a woman notary public
in the pension office, who was recently
appointed by President Cleveland.
This is the first appointment OF a
woman to an Office under congress.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

The origin Of insurance has been
traced to Scion" the law giver," about
594 years before Christ. Heinstituted
q system Or marine insurance, which
was suggested to him while travelling
in different cities, trying to find ways
for the better maritime government
OF his people, whom Draco, by his
cruel laws, had so long oppressed.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

Alden Goldsmith, the noted turf
man, who has just died in New Jersey,
will probably have to 60 down to pos
terity astraddle of Goldsmith Maid,
who took her name from him. He
bought the mare for 5000, sold her
for $40, OOO, and her earnings on the
turf Melted her owner $24O, 900.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
Another Important Tax Title Decision.

The supreme court Of Minnesota, after a
prolonged rehearing OF exhaustive argu-
ment in the ~Chauncey-W ass tax title case,
has reaftirmed its former decision.
This was, in effect, That property on which
all taxes have been paid may be
sold as delinquent ii the county
auditor, by aud or error, has omitted to
enter the payment upon his books, with
out other notice to the owner than publ
cation in a newspaper. The effect OF the
decision, however, will not be as great as
when the case was first argued, as the judges
nave decided that anotice OF the time OF ex.
piration Of the right redemption is necessa-
ry. The present status OF affairs, however,
will give rise to diGs~ abstraction and confu-
sion as well as inYlstice in many cases, and
redress must be had OF the legislature in
the way OF an amendment to the law now
in force.
When the case was first taken to the SUI
preme court 1t was argued only by the at
torneys especially interested in the case.
The court rendered q decision in favor OF
the holder of the tax certificate, Judge
Berry alone dissenting. When the case was
reopened, the question being one in which
the entice state was interested, argument
was allowed by the counsel OF private indi-
viduals or corporations. Several OF the
leading lawyers OF the state sub
mitted briefs on the point involved. The
decision was rendered which supports the
former decision OF the court. The ques-
ton OF the jurisdiction OF the court was
brought up at the second hearing Of the
case, and on that point Judge Vanderburg
changed his opinion, Joining with Judge
Berry.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

Frank Smith, a Miles City man, attempt
ed to kill a woman of the town and shoots
his brother instead.
Secretrry Whitney sent q messenger
to inquire whether Mrs. Logan would
be willing to have the navy take part
in the funeral ceremonies, and whether
a guard Of honor would be accepted. An
affirmative answer was returned, and a
guard OF marines will keep watch at Calu-
met place as q guard OF honor, to remain
on duty doubtless until the funeral cere.
monies, which are to be held in the senate
chamber on Wednesday, January 5th.
In a recent interview Secretary Lamar
said: regard the death OF Gen. Logan as
a public calamity. Intellectually, he vas
under-estimated by his opponents, not
fully appreciated by his near friends and
hardly overestimated by his warmest par
tisans and admirers. Though not an cpl
| gramatic man, he possessed intellectualin in.
trepidity, a supreme faith in the truth of q
cause that he espoused, and he was never
crushed in debate. The death OF such a
a man is q loss to the government and to
the country.
At Cairo, Thomas Spicer, colored, was
thrown to the floor by Henry Hayes and
tu%rpentine and set fire to his clothing. The
victim died.
Rev. C. B. Scales OF East Lynn, ILL.,, who
ran away with Miss Matthews, leaving his
wife and five children behind, was arrested
at London, Ontario.
The Vienna correspondent OF 1.-THE London
| Times says: Austrian statesmen declare
that the maintenance of peace is entirely
dependent upon the action of the czar, anC
az he drinks delirium tremens may at any
moment cause him to commit an act O
folly which would precipitate a war. Aus
tria must be ready for such q contingency
The Pastor Lloyd say that the car
fear oil the nihilists is excessive and thai
he is suspicious of everybody with whom
he comes in contact, including even his Owl
wife and children. =
New postmaste rs-Twin Brooks, Dako
ia, Asa Storrer; Benoit, Rollette county
Dakota, John A. Benvit. New ofices-Sut
ton, MIMI, MI. Stevens.
Seventy or eighty little boys and girls
mostly children OF people in official life
we're entertained at q Christmas Eve part,
BY Secretary and Mrs. whitney. AaAug
pine Christmas tree, gaily decorated, VA
cot mp in the ballroom, and around il tn
children danced for an hour or two.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

Engineers are surveying a line for
the Manitoba from Watertown to
Huron.
The gambling apparatus confiscated
by Judge Church in Brown county was
chopped up, and what was suitable for.
kindling purposes was distributed
among the poor.
Charles Martin was frozen to death !.
Christmas night while going from Bis.
marck to Menoken. He was drunk.
The commission of the receiver at
Deadwood, expired on the'12th inst,
n his successor will be nominated
very soon after the assembling Of CON
gress. .tr.. ~. -
Gettysburg pays $50 a month for
water which is drawn into the town
from a distance.
The United States court will con
vene at Deadwood Jan. %.
A delegation from Pierre waited up
on Bishop Marty at Yankton with
the request for the removal from
ACAiO "a pGiCSO II IL lQCuiCALlng
doctrines prejudicial to theprosperity
OF various. gambling games in that
city.
New Dakota postmasters: Eric o..
Engesthather, Ba~consville, Nelson
county, vice JAS. German resigned;
Robt. Mathews, Little Muddy, Bufordi
county, vice Gates removed; Thos. {.
Smith, Ludden, Dickey county, vice.
Ogden Lowell removed; Jas. ]. Anglers,
Grand View, Douglas county, vice,
Frank Tabin resigned.
Mrs. Curl Rodning Of Northwood'
was adjudged insane BY the board ofl
insanity commissioners at Grand
Forks. Ths woman ID forty years ofs
age and has four children. She came
to this country with her husband ten
years ago, and grief at leaving Her.
home is thought to have been the!
cause Of her d~eranoement. She. was.
sent to the asylum ct Jamestown.
It Is rnmored that Marshal aratta,
will Be appointed territorial auditor
Iby GOV. Church.
thEETE E-AF ~ 49, ~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13
Southern Dakota Statehood.

The state executive committee is send
ing out circulars to it's county committee
men saying: .,>~@s
We desire, after a preliminary canvass,
to ascertain whether the people OF the
state areas we believe to be a fact-sup-
porting the cause OF division and state
hood, to submit at as early q day as pos
sible the question OF the early operation
OF the state government. While the con-
~stitutio nal convention in Huron expunged
the thirty-second section of the ordinance
and schedule, it IS not the purpose OF the
executive or OF this committee to take such
step until they have the sanction
OF the people, in which event it
confidently believes we shall be
successful in the effort, if made. We do
not for an instant believe that any pre-
tense will be made by the United States OF
the right to disperse the government, il We
can show it to be founded on the expressed
will of our 500, 600 people. Upon this
proposition we propose to move for ward
strictly under the laws securing us the right
to erect our own government according to
our own desires and necessities, subject on.
ly to the laws of the United States and the.
federal constitution.
The committee il also sending out circu-
lars to ascertain the attitude OF all the
papers in the state upon the question, to-
gether with their political affiliations.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

Steamship companies carry persons
across the ocean at one-third of a
cent a mile, meals and lodging in,
and say they make money by it.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-13

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